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View Township 136 North, Range 56 West, 5th Principal Meridian, North Dakota Township and Range on Google Maps with this interactive Section Township Range finder. Search by address, place, land parcel description or GPS coordinates (latitude, longitude)
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Troublemaker, prankster, collaborator with Cage and Stockhausen, Fluxus alumnus Paik has here for the first time some of his recorded work released on a CD . Includes Hommage a John Cage (for tape and piano) and Study for piano and Simple (1958-60) both of which are in effect, classic early tape-works - incorporating plenty of stolen - sorry, referential - audio material. Plus Prepared Piano for Merce Cunningham (1977) a live performance by Paik for detuned piano and voice, and Duetti (as above but with Takis duetting on his metal sculptures). An historic release, very nicely presented. L
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Would you make your own?
Since you know I am a big fan of peanut butter, of course I was going to have a Peanut Butter Cake! I've never made a peanut butter cake before, but I am quite pleased with how it turned out. It has a distinct peanut buttery flavor, is quite moist, and baked very even with no "dome" to trim off. Although... it would have been fun to have that dome to trim off and nibble on!
I thought for awhile about how I was going to frost and fill it, but I decided to just keep it pretty simple and do a chocolate buttercream. I was afraid the chocolate might overpower the peanut flavor, but the cake really held it's own. To give a texture difference and some more peanut taste, I scattered some chopped peanuts on top. I wanted to have some fun with the outside decoration, so I tried to do my first basketweave on the sides. My piping skills could definitely use some improvement and the frosting was probably a touch too thick, but it went okay I guess. Next time I make this cake (and I will so be doing this one again), I might try a peanut butter mousse filling with a smooth chocolate ganache frosting.
I don't mind sharing - would you like a slice?
Tonight's dinner was something Jeff and I had been talking about making for awhile. While it is pretty simple, it was so darn good. Using a new recipe for Beef Meatballs, we made Cheesy Meatball Subs. I baked the meatballs in the oven so they kept their shape well while they cooked. When they were done, I simmered them in some fresh chunky marinara and then spooned them over lightly toasted rolls. We topped them with provolone and then set under the broiler to melt the cheese. The meatballs have a bit of spice to them and were very flavorful. I served these with some baked tortilla chips.
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- Anonymous3/02/2006 10:02:00 PM
Joe - that cake looks gorgeous! Your decorating skills are wonderful, in spite of what you say! Happy Birthday! :)ReplyDelete
Wow!! Your cake looks awesome Joe!! And your decoration is definitely great too!ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday!!
Happy Birthday Joe! The cake looks delicious and I think you did a great job on the basket weave!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous cake - very professional looking! Happy Birthday! Hope it was a good one. :)ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday Joe! What are you talking about? The cake and your basket weave piping is just gorgeous!ReplyDelete
The cake looks and sounds amazing. And I love that you baked your own cake. I like the idea of having someone else bake a cake for my birthday. In reality, though, I sometimes wish I could bake my own cake. That way, I get exactly what I want.ReplyDelete
the candle jive in with the garnishing or decoration of ur cake..ReplyDelete
ooo yum! what a fantastic looking cake and i bet it tasted even better than it looks ;)ReplyDelete
ps. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!ReplyDelete
Oh Me! Me! I want a slice of that cake! Your piping looks great to me! It looks more straight than mine tends to run...ReplyDelete
Joe - Your cake looks fantastic and I would absolutely love a slice. :) Happy Birthday!ReplyDelete
Happy Happy Happy (belated--sorry) Birthday!!!!!!! That cake looks absolutely fabulous. I'm with you--make your own! And if there's any left over it'll taste even better today and will sorta seem like you didn't have to make it yourself. ;)ReplyDelete
Those subs look like perfectly scrumptious birthday food to me. I might have even had room for one after the cake. Well, maybe not. ;)
Hope this was your best birthday yet--and that you enjoy many, many more!
what a somptuous dessert !!! what a great decoration !! may I have a slice ?ReplyDelete
I wish you a "bon anniversaire" ! happy bday :)
Happy birthday, Joe -- and better home-baked ANY DAY but especially on your own!ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday! I could almost taste the cake right now. The subs look delicious too!ReplyDelete
Happy belated Birthday Joe! Make your own cake is definately the way to go, and yours looks wonderful. Hope you had a great day.ReplyDelete
Oh Belated Happy Birthday! Your cake looks so yummy. Yes, I'd make my own and I have!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/03/2006 11:46:00 AM
Happy Birthday Joe!! Your cake looks wonderful. Very professional looking. Wish we lived closer, I'd hire you to bake all my birthday, anniversary, graduation, etc. cakes!ReplyDelete
Well, darn it all...happy birthday to you!!!ReplyDelete
2 March is a busy day, isn't it?
Love the cake.
Happy birthday, sorry I'm late to the party! I've been looking for a good peanut butter cake recipe, I'll be trying yours for sure!ReplyDelete
holy crap that cake looks good. Nice "basket" decorating job! Happy BirthdaY!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous cake, Joe. I think that your basketweave looks fantasticparticularly considering that it's a first attempt. Really lovely.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/03/2006 05:27:00 PM
Happy Birthday! Awesome cake and I would so rather make my own some years. In fact, I was just thinking of making myself the italian cream cake from CL b/c I've never made it and have always wanted to!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/03/2006 05:51:00 PM
Happy Birthday Joe!!ReplyDelete
The cake looks so yummy! I didn't make myself a birthday cake this year... I should, it's only 2 weeks late and cake is cake, right? lol
great looking cake, Joe - i like the basket-weave on the sides - v. impressive. Happy Birthday to youuuuu!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/03/2006 09:05:00 PM
You just make the best and prettiest stuff! Thank you so much for taking the time to share all these goodies with us.........ReplyDelete
I wanted to say hi and thanks for dropping by my blog. Now, after dropping by your blog I find that a "happy birthday" is in order. Hope you had a good one! And...are you available to decorate my daughter's birthday cake? Because that is a seriously beautiful cake! :-)ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday. I'm glad it was a good one for you.ReplyDelete
Great looking cake! Happy birthday! Hope you had a fun one :)ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday! If I could bake like you I would definitely make my own cake. Chocolate & peanut butter--yum!ReplyDelete
Happy Belated B-Day!ReplyDelete
Thank you everyone for the birthday wishes!ReplyDelete
I'm awfully late but hope you had a wonderful birthday. All the best in teh near ahead.ReplyDelete
happy oh-so-belated birthday! your cake and cake decorating skillz look beyond awesome. hope you had a great day!ReplyDelete
Thank you Valentina and kickpleat!ReplyDelete


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This post is part of the periodic "Back to GTD" series, designed to help you improve your implementation of David Allen's Getting Things Done.
As we've noted before, GTD contexts lose a lot of their focusing power when either a) most of your work takes place at one context (e.g. "@computer"), or b) you start using contexts more for taxonomical labeling than to reflect functional limitations and opportunities. As you may have discovered, these problems can collide catastrophically for many knowledge workers, artists, and geeks.
Part of what makes the Natural Planning Model so attractive are the decisions that can be guided by contextual limitations ("I'm near a phone" vs. "I'm at the grocery store" vs. "I'm at my computer"). While it's definitely a kind of "first world problem" to have, facing the unlimited freedom to chose from any of a bajillion similar tasks from similar projects with similar outcomes is not nearly as fun as it first sounds. Consider the contextual hairballs of certain jobs and tasks:
This causes many of us to fashion more or less phoney-baloney "sub-contexts" that reflect some facet of the parent (e.g. "@computer" might contain "@email," "@web," "@code," "@print," and so on). While this makes terrific sense from a logical standpoint (and it can certainly have its uses), it doesn't reflect the true meaning of a context, at least in my own mind: "what tools, resources, opportunities, and limitations are unique to this situation?" or put slightly differently from the perspective of choosing tasks at a given time, "what are the things I can't work on now given where I am and the tools to which I have access?"
More and more, I think the solution may be to toss out or consolidate any contexts that don't have unique functional attributes. I mean, by all means, keep them if they're working for you, but if you find yourself spending more time deciding where to file tasks than actually completing them, you might consider dialing your contexts back as far as you can stand. For the geeks in particular, consider having two and only two computer-related contexts: "@online" and "@computer-anywhere." If you have other contextual needs, add them in with care, then periodically revisit to make sure you aren't maintaining superfluous parts.
If you feel a gnaw about the loss of your old contexts, try to shunt some of the mental load into sub-projects and better verb choices in your tasks. Where you once had (as I did) an "@print" context, consider whether an "@computer" task of "Print Jim's email" might be sufficient for the job. Remember, maintaining fewer buckets is always a good thing.
As you doubtless have learned, this is ultimately all about choosing valuable work and then tracking it as simply as possible via carefully-worded task reminders. No amount of meta-crap can magically transform junk tasks into stuff you really want or need to do. Contexts can help shape your day, but they're less than useful if they don't track realistically to the demands of your work.
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It took three years of doing, but the music industry has finally won its European battle to lock up in-copyright sound recordings for another 20 years. Looking forward to The Beatles' music entering the public domain as the 50-year copyright terms expires? Not going to happen.
The Council of the European Union, where the various member state governments all have a say, voted yesterday (PDF) without discussion to increase the copyright term in sound recordings from 50 to 70 years. Small countries like Belgium, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Sweden voted against the extension, but it passed anyway.
The long and winding road to this point actually began in 2008, when the European Union announced a plan to extend musical copyrights to 95 years. The stated objective was to "help aging session musicians" who had been making small amounts of money from these recordings for 50 years but were about to be cut off just when the rigors of old age were taking their toll. (Why hadn't they saved money for the future during the last 50 years like everyone else? Who knows—it was a point no one seemed keen on addressing.)
In 2009, the European Parliament passed the extension, but it was blocked from adoption at the Council level (it was also lowered to 70 years from 95 years). After several years of lobbying, enough countries switched their position on the extension to allow yesterday's vote.
"Performers generally start their careers young and the current term of protection of 50 years often does not protect their performances for their entire lifetime," wrote the Council afterwards. "Therefore, some performers face an income gap at the end of their lifetimes."
Reactions have been predictable. The CEO of global music trade group IFPI, Frances Moore, said in a statement that the vote was "a victory for fairness. With this decision, the European Union is giving artists and producers in Europe the fair treatment they deserve."
Pirate Party MEP Christian Engström, who tried and failed to give Parliament another shot at voting on the issue, took to his blog to call the decision "yet another example of how the Council and Commission of the EU are completely in the hands of the copyright lobby and will do whatever the lobbyists ask them to, no matter how absurd or harmful to society it may be." (Engström has strong views on the issue. He recently said in an interview, "It is true that the record companies have lost half their revenues. I say: 'Excellent! Half the job done.' What record companies do is distribution—it used to be an important function but now any teenager in his or her bedroom can do that work for free. In a market economy, your company will disappear unless it's competitive.")
The UK's Open Rights Group called the measure "a cultural disaster Research showed that around 90 percent of the cash windfall from copyright levies will fall into the hands of record labels." The group also pointed out that the the UK's own government-commissioned reports on intellectual property had been skeptical of extending copyright protection—though there's a long history of ignoring expert opinion on this topic.
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Cross-posted from JohnFeffer.com. John is currently traveling in Eastern Europe and observing its transformations since 1989.You can find a Newsweek cover depicting President Barack Obama with the caption, "I really wanted it to work out." There is also a portrait of Ivo Sanader, the former Croatian prime minister. The accompanying note from Kasum Cana, the president of the Croatian Roma Forum, explains that his "emotional relationship" with Sanader failed because of the latter's broken promises.
The Museum of Broken Relationships, located in Zagreb's Old Town, showcases the artifacts of failed romances, from discarded teddy bears to unsent love letters. Most of these items are personal, and the "relationship" refers to a tie between two people that has been sundered. Several, like the Obama and Sanader contributions, are overtly political.
But one obvious broken relationship is missing. Perhaps I somehow neglected to visit one of the rooms of the museum, or this item is traveling to some other museum in the world.
A picture of Obama, a portrait of Sanader: but no picture of Yugoslavia? This six-way marriage (of Bosnia, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Slovenia) lasted for more than four decades before it fell apart in the least amicable way possible. But the Museum of Broken Relationships has no bumper stickers proclaiming "After Tito, Tito!," no little model sculptures dedicated to brotherhood and unity, not even a missive from an abused spouse saying "I never loved you and good riddance!"
Maybe the end of Yugoslavia was just too obvious a broken relationship to memorialize. Maybe it was too controversial. Or maybe it would have generated enough items to necessitate another entire museum space. After all, "Yugonostalgia" has been all the rage among a certain class of cognoscenti over the last few years.
In Dubravka Ugresic's novel The Ministry of Pain, the main character teaches Serbo-Croatian literature in Amsterdam to a group of mostly former Yugoslav students. At a loss for how to engage the class, she decides to ditch the curriculum and just reminisce with her students. This Yugonostalgia enables them to focus on the "good old days," which weren't necessarily all that good, but at least they can avoid talk of war and hatred. Instead, they go on about cartoons and favorite foods and how they reacted to the death of Tito in 1980. And they meditate on what they have lost.
"The list of things we had been deprived of was long and gruesome," she writes. "We had been deprived of the country we had been born in and the right to a normal life; we had been deprived of our language; we had experienced humiliation, fear, and helplessness; we had learned what it means to be reduced to a number, a blood group, a pack."
I haven't encountered much Yugonostalgia during my travels across the northern tier of former Yugoslavia. Some people have spoken wistfully of the days when everyone seemed to have enough money for a trip to the coast during the summer, when Yugoslavia was the freest of a set of un-free Eastern European countries, when the music scene was the envy of even many Western Europeans. These virtues aside, the phenomenon of Yugonostalgia comes across as nothing more than Balkan kitsch.
"Slovenia, in fact, is the main producer and main consumer of Yugonostalgia, much more than in Croatia or in other parts," anthropologist and writer Svetlana Slapsak told me in her apartment in Ljubljana. "Slovenians are the most prominent Yugonostalgia suckers. I really hate it. Because it's commercialized, and it buries all the criticism in a deep concrete grave, never to be revealed again. All the former dissident culture is lost in nostalgia. Here in Slovenia it becomes a very simplified version of the reds against the blacks."
She continued, "This Yugonostalgia serves as a placebo for desperate people. It destroys not only criticism but also freedom of mind, and it makes people non-active, just consumers of silly things. The Internet is full of Yugonostalgia objects. You can buy the old comic books, periodicals, pictures, paraphernalia, all kinds of rubbish: good for research, bad for the spirit. It's also about being sentimental for no good reason. We could publish the memoirs of people, which would be as a rule different, diverse and rich in information. But no, we have this uniforming of the past. I'm terribly against this nostalgia, and also the Tito-nostalgia – except for satirical purposes."
Even without an entry on former Yugoslavia – or perhaps because of it – the Museum of Broken Relationships is a very popular place.
Not so the other museums I visited in Zagreb, and that's a shame. Because the city is a mecca for contemporary art and artists.
I had an in-depth conversation with the artist Andreja Kuluncic, who has done some wonderfully provocative work, including a set of "Bosnians Out!" posters that the Ljubljana City Council removed (and then restored after museum protests). I also talked with curator Branko Franceschi, who recently presented a show in New York on the psychedelic films, visual arts, and music of socialist Yugoslavia (a critical and zany antidote to Yugonostalgia) and currently has a show up on the surveillance-inflected work of Croatian artist Zeljko Kipke at the extraordinary fin-de-siècle Art Pavilion in Zagreb. Both interviews are forthcoming.
The enormous Museum of Contemporary Art in Novi Zagreb opened just a couple years ago, and its permanent collection contains many essential works from around the region. But other than some skateboarders zooming around outside, the place was quite empty on a Sunday afternoon, and I was practically alone to wander through the first-class exhibits. Particularly powerful, Ivan Grubic's East Side Story juxtaposes shocking footage from the anti-LGBT protests in Zagreb and Belgrade with two couples enacting their own tormented drama in public spaces before bewildered onlookers. Mladen Stilinovic's pink banner proclaims "An Artist Who Cannot Speak English is No Artist." And Selja Kameric's Bosnian Girl – ugly graffiti from an unknown UN peacekeeper superimposed on the self-portrait of the artist — remains as shiver-producing as when I first saw it four years ago.
But perhaps the most remarkable piece I saw in my Zagreb museum-hopping, at the monumental circular pavilion designed by the famous sculptor Ivan MeštroviÄ, was not from this region at all. The work by Dutch artist Jonas Staal began with a proposal in Rotterdam by a politician of ethnic Turkish heritage to erect a monument to the guest workers who devoted so much of their lives to building the city. This politician proposed the sculpture for Afrikaanderwijk, a section of the city where immigrants are now the majority and where there were terrible race riots in the 1970s.
Not everyone was enthusiastic about the idea, however. The far-right party ridiculed the proposal. There should be a monument to all the hard-working native Rotterdammers, the party representatives argued, particularly the ones "chased out" of Afrikaanderwijk.
Jonas Staal set to work. The result was a mock-up of a Monument for the Chased-off Citizen of Rotterdam, a 3-D computer animation that he showed to the right-wing politicians. One of them remarked, "Well, this isn't what we expected. I don't know if this was done on purpose, but it isn't really out to provoke us. It's simply being objective. I think it is beautiful!" Beautiful it may be, but the overall project definitely challenges the assumptions of the nativists.
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PENSACOLA — The gleaming white sand beaches and turquoise waters of Florida's Panhandle draw millions of visitors each year, but this area isn't known for glitz, glamour and high-end hotspots like some of Florida's other beaches. Instead, the Panhandle offers a laid-back vibe, Southern hospitality and family atmosphere. The region caters to budget-conscious travelers who often drive from nearby Southern cities like Atlanta, Birmingham or New Orleans.
Hotel and restaurant costs climb during the peak summer months, but even the priciest Panhandle resorts are generally less expensive than Miami Beach, Naples or the Florida Keys. And the Panhandle offers many opportunities for great memories visiting local attractions that cost nothing at all.
BEACHES: From Pensacola in the western Panhandle to Apalachicola in the east, you'll find more than 200 miles of relatively undeveloped beaches. Walk the sand in the early morning or late day to glimpse a spectacular sunrise or sunset over the Gulf of Mexico. Because the beaches don't get lots of traffic — except for a few towns that draw college spring breakers in March — shell seekers often make unique finds such as small conch shells and sand dollars. Beachgoers often glimpse pods of dolphins frolicking in the distance and schools of stingrays gliding just offshore.
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NATIONAL NAVAL AVIATION MUSEUM: The museum is located on Pensacola Naval Air Station and is open to the public 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily, navalaviationmuseum.org/. The museum offers an extensive collection of vintage military aircraft from all eras of flight and has numerous hands-on displays that give visitors a taste of what it was like to be a naval aviator through the generations. On most Tuesday and Wednesday mornings March through November, 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels flight demonstration squadron practices in the skies above the museum, navalaviationmuseum.org/explore/blue-angels-practices. Visitors are treated to a full, jaw-dropping performance by six of the world's best fighter pilots. Team members gather inside the museum after some practices for an autograph session with visitors.
SEASIDE: The picturesque village of Seaside — seasidefl.com/ — is located on the Gulf of Mexico between Destin and Panama City and includes some of the priciest beach homes in the region. Developed in 1981 as a planned resort community, Seaside was the setting of the 1998 film, "The Truman Show," starring Jim Carrey. Seaside is known for its pastel-colored beach bungalows built in the old Florida tradition and for its beautifully landscaped walkways and public areas. The town has a selection of upscale boutiques and restaurants, but there is lots of fun to be had in Seaside without spending any money. Seaside often has live concerts during the evenings in its outdoor amphitheater. Visitors are encouraged to pack a picnic and enjoy the music; details at seasidefl.com/highlights/events-calendar/.
WENTWORTH MUSEUM AND HISTORIC PENSACOLA: A collection of historic homes, museums and other sites — historicpensacola.org/default.cfm — highlights Pensacola's history dating to the mid-1500s under Spanish, French, British, Confederate and American control. Admission to the T.T. Wentworth Jr. Florida State Museum, historicpensacola.org/photo—gallery—images6fec.cfm, is free. The museum is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
For a look inside the historic homes in Historic Pensacola Village, you can take a tour for $6. The University of West Florida Archaeology department often conducts digs in the area and visitors can get a close-up look at a dig in progress.
THE DESTIN DOCKS: The sign welcoming visitors to the well-known Panhandle resort city of Destin calls Destin "The World's Luckiest Fishing Village." The sign is an homage to a time when the area was known for its fine snapper fishing and shrimping rather than high-rise condos, but fishing remains a huge part of local culture. Destin has a large charter boat fleet and visitors can spend hundreds or thousands of dollars searching for marlin and mahi on a deep-sea fishing expedition. For visitors who don't have their sea legs or who don't want to spend serious money trying their luck at offshore fishing, Destin's fishing docks still offer an entertaining stroll. Fishermen unload and clean their catch and display the fish for passers-by to view, and the large grouper, snapper and other fish are usually an impressive sight.
Harborwalk Village and the Emerald Grand resort — emeraldgrande.com/harborwalk-village.aspx — located on the west end of Destin, have a variety of seasonal events year-round and make a fun place for visitors to stroll before or after checking out the day's catch.


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Mistakes Were Made (but not by me)
Posted by The Situationist Staff on October 19, 2007
In a previous post we recommended, and excerpted the introduction of, an excellent new book, "Mistakes Were Made (but not by me)," written by social psychologists Carol Tavris and Elliot Aronson. In this post, we provide an overview of the entire book.
Mistakes Were Made is about the human propensity for "tenacious[ly] clinging to a discredited belief." The authors explore a number of arenas in which we tend to make and stick with our mistakes, including politics, psychology, criminal law, and personal relationships. The authors use the image of the "pyramid of choice" to describe the process by which we fall into the trap of self-justification: we start at the top of the pyramid, with many choices and a view of all of them; as we slide down (after having made our mistake or initially accepted a mistaken belief) we lose that bird's-eye view, and the other sides of the pyramid become obscured. In the end we're left facing just our mistake and, without perspective, will defend our mistake with certainty.
The book starts with a litany of brief descriptions of self-justifications made by well-known politicians, from the current president to Henry Kissinger. In describing dissonance theory and cognitive dissonance in more detail, the book describes an experiment in which students were invited to join a discussion group. They had to be interviewed before attending, and some were subjected to a difficult/embarrassing interview and others to an easy interview. In the end the discussion groups were all equally boring, but the students who had undergone the difficult interview were more likely to positively rate the group. The authors observe that these and other experiments show that if someone goes through a difficult experience in order to attain a goal, the goal will become more attractive.
To avoid cognitive dissonance, people perform mental gymnastics to maintain or strengthen their beliefs—unconsciously employing "confirmation bias" in order to dismiss or criticize any disconfirming evidence. This may be, in part, a neurological function: An experiment noted that the "reasoning areas of the brain" basically shut down when subjects were given dissonant political information. The need to preserve our self-concept is powerful and dissonance is filtered through our beliefs about who we are.
Chapter two opens with a discussion of "naïve realism" and particularly of the work of famed social psychologist Lee Ross. The authors review his work on Palestinian/Israeli conflict and also at Geoffrey Cohen's "experiment" with our own Democrat/Republican blind spots (where policies written by party A but labeled as coming from party B will still appeal to members of party B).
The authors argue that dissonance theory tells us that we are conditioned to justify our mistakes one small step at a time. The book looks at a few examples: Tom DeLay accepting a trip to St. Andrews, scientific blind spots in industry-funded research, Big Pharma's influence on doctors. These "ego-preserving blind spots" divides into "us" vs. "them" while allowing people to believe that they aren't prejudiced or biased. Our attachment to groups (us) are crucial to our identity but if we feel threatened our blind-spots are activiated (they are not smart or reasonable).
Chapter three focuses on the "dissonance-reducing distortions of memory." Memories "spin the stories of our lives" and we tend to distort memories in "a self-enhancing direction in all sorts of ways." One example that struck me as being somewhat related to situationism (in spirit, even if it doesn't quite fit any particular arguments) was the story of a man who claimed to have been abducted by aliens. On reflection, he realized that his memory of abduction was actually a result of his sleep deprivation & physical exhaustion after a very long bike ride. His immediate reaction was to overlook the situation and prefer an unreasonable explanation for his experiences.
Chapter four deals with the phenomenon of recovered-memory therapy in the 1980s and 90s and the rash of false accusations of sexual abuse that resulted. The examples focus on adults and children who, through psychotherapy and memory recovery, came to believe that they had been abused by teachers or relatives. In the end, many of these memories proved to be mistaken and inaccurate. Most of the therapists practicing this recovered-memory therapy were disconnected from the world of psychological research. Therapists had insisted that their clients had repressed memories of abuse, even when these clients initially denied any possibility of abuse. After tearing apart families and testifying in court to help convict accused sex offenders, the scientific evidence began to prove that horrible memories typically not repressed and that it can be particularly difficult to tell whether or not a child has been abused. Psychotherapists and psychiatrists who had practiced this therapy, though, were resolute and their backlash again scientific evidence now seems ridiculous. Those therapists who refused to admit any mistakes even went so far as to blame their clients. In the face of malpractice suits, one therapist even called for "an open season on academicians and researchers," the source of disconfirming evidence. Finally, in an edition of a book that helped make recovered-memory therapy popular, the writers dismiss scientific evidence by claiming that it is "part of a backlash against child victims and incest survivors"—it's them, not us.
Chapter five deals with mistakes made in the criminal law. This chapter discusses "external incentives" for denying mistakes (belief in the system, not wanting to be "soft on crime") versus the internal ones that have been discussed elsewhere ("I'm a good, competent person"). The authors explore cases in which DNA evidence has later exonerated a convicted person, and the reactions of those who worked for the original conviction. They also discuss interrogation techniques and how these techniques can create a "closed loop" of reasoning in the interrogator. Here the authors also take an interesting detour to explore how a suspect might eventually confess to a crime she didn't commit because the interrogator creates dissonance by lying or making statements that conflict with what the suspect knows. Finally, the authors present the argument that the law and police training has failed to incorporate new research in cognition, perception and memory.
In Chapter six the authors move to personal relationships and marriage in particular. Here they note that a partner will often fail to recognize situation when praising or criticizing the other. But recognition of situation can be key to a successful relationship.
Chapter seven continues to explore personal relationships but also broadens the scope a bit. The authors argue that self-justification is more of a factor in cases where blameworthiness isn't clear, and here situation is also more likely to be a key factor (using the Terri Schiavo case as an example). They also describe an interesting experiment in which subjects were asked to tell both a "victim story" and a "perpetrator story." The experiment showed that self-justification turned more on situation (the role of victim or perpetrator) rather than on personality. The authors also discuss Abu Ghraib in terms of how we reduce dissonance by denying we do it and by justifying our reasons for it. They show how both individuals making decisions and an entire nation can come to accept a policy of torture. Once someone accepts that torture is acceptable in the context of a "ticking-time-bomb" it's just a few steps more to accept what happened at Abu Ghraib.
In the end, the authors claim that we humans will do almost anything to reduce dissonance, including hurting others and supporting torture. They call for more transparency in organizations and institutions to reduce "blind spots" and they claim that individually we can fight the temptation to self-justify.
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- I can't help but wonder after catching Lou Holtz' comments about immigrants if he ever recruited soccer-style kickers who were born outside of America.
- As far as Missouri's AD leaving for Baylor goes, it's not like he had an easy ride where he was.
- Supposedly, Georgia's kicking competition "isn't deemed as concerning based on what's transpired since the spring."
- The Ivy League will experiment with kickoffs from the 40-yard line this season.
- Bruce Feldman lists his top ten offensive lines. Georgia's isn't one of them.
- My favorite bit from the Big 12 swimsuit competition so far (yeah, it's early): "No wonder Houston board of regents chairman conducted a 1 a.m. interview Wednesday with the Houston Chronicle while on vacation in Monte Carlo."
- Good piece from Ian Boyd on what coaches look for in picking linebackers.